Mortenson

Mortenson is a leading U.S.-based construction and real estate development firm, established in 1954 and headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The company has a diverse portfolio specializing in renewable energy, sports and entertainment venues, data centers, and healthcare facilities.

Mortenson is committed to delivering high-performing assets that leave a lasting positive impact on the communities they serve.

Notable Projects and Achievements

Over the years, Mortenson has built a strong reputation for constructing numerous sports stadiums and arenas, including U.S. Bank Stadium, Fiserv Forum, and Chase Center. By 2023, the company had completed over 230 entertainment and sports venues valued at $15 billion.

This achievement positions Mortenson as one of the largest sports arena builders in the United States.

Renewable Energy Sector

Active since 1995, Mortenson started its renewable energy journey with a single wind turbine. Since then, it has expanded into substantial wind and solar projects.

Examples include the 300 MW Blackspring Ridge Wind Project in Alberta, Canada, and the Solar Star I and II plants in Rosamond, California, with a combined output of 597 MW.

Services Offered

Mortenson offers a range of services, such as:

• Construction management
• General contracting
• Design-build
• Preconstruction
• Development

Locations

The company operates across North America with offices in multiple cities, including:

• Chicago
• Denver
• Fargo
• Iowa City
• Milwaukee
• Minneapolis
• Nashville
• Phoenix
• Portland, OR, US
• Salt Lake City
• San Antonio
• Seattle
• Washington, D.C.
• Avondale, CO, USA
• Lincoln, NE, USA

Notable Regional Projects

In San Francisco, Mortenson has been involved in notable developments such as the Chase Center, home arena for the Golden State Warriors, and the Edwards & Sanborn Solar + Storage project in Kern County.

Company Commitment

Mortenson's focus on innovation and excellence is evident through its diverse project portfolio. The company is dedicated to creating sustainable, impactful structures that serve communities throughout the United States.